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robrubryceh, anything useful on that bug?00:01
brycehrobru, nothing abnormal in those logs, just the GPFs in gnome-panel00:05
brycehrobru, anything in /var/crash ?00:05
robruthere are two for gnome-panel00:05
brycehbingo00:05
robruno, wait, one's a .upload, so I uploaded it already00:06
brycehrobru, so, use apport-retrace to turn those into stack traces - see http://www.piware.de/2011/08/apport-retrace-made-useful/00:06
robrudoesn't seem to be doing anything...00:07
robruis apport-retrace known for running silently for a long time? it's just sitting there with no output.00:09
brycehno it should give something back relatively quickly.  what's your command line?00:09
robru$ apport-retrace -s -S system /var/crash/_usr_bin_gnome-panel.1000.crash00:09
robrujust like on that link you sent me00:09
brycehyep00:09
brycehhmm00:09
brycehmaybe it's downloading symbol packages, we can give it a few minutes00:10
brycehrunning it with -v would probably clue us in on what it's doing00:11
robruok, yes, in the meantime suddenly unity has decided to draw the orange 'maximize' box over the right half of my screen. I was not dragging a window when this happened, and it won't go away.00:11
robruweird, made it go away by dragging a window00:12
robru-v is showing that it's doing an apt-get update with all kinds of errors00:12
brycehexample?00:13
robruErr http://ddebs.ubuntu.com quantal/multiverse Translation-en00:13
robru                                                                             00:13
robruErr http://ddebs.ubuntu.com quantal/restricted Translation-en00:13
robru                                                                             00:13
robruErr http://ddebs.ubuntu.com quantal/universe Translation-en00:13
robru                                                                             00:13
robruErr http://ddebs.ubuntu.com quantal/main Translation-en00:13
robrux10000:13
brycehhmm00:13
robrustill going though00:13
robrusorry, I mean, it's not ALL errors, just a lot of them.00:14
robruthere are many successful hits scrolling past the screen now. mostly errors at the beginning00:14
brycehok, not sure what causes those, maybe they're not relevant00:14
brycehlooks like you can get apport-retrace to cache stuff via '-C ~/.cache/apport-retrace'00:15
robruI'll let it go for a bit I guess.00:16
robrubryceh, ok, it's spewed a load of errors at me now, want me to pastebin it?00:19
brycehyep00:19
robruhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/1159968/ there we go00:20
brycehah nice00:20
robrudoes this look in any way related to gnome-shell running in 2d mode? or is this a whole other thing?00:21
brycehinterestingly it looks like it's faulting in gtk code00:22
robruok00:22
brycehso, maybe unrelated to the X update after all, but still looking00:23
robrulet me know if you need any more info00:25
brycehbugs #948667 and #1036403 appear to show the same fault00:25
ubot2`Launchpad bug 948667 in gnome-panel "gnome-panel crashed with SIGSEGV in gtk_widget_pop_verify_invariants()" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94866700:25
bryceh948667 has a shedload of dupes00:26
robruseems like a good one to fix then ;-)00:26
brycehrobru, what's your steps to reproduce it?00:28
robrustep 1. log in. step 2. crash.00:29
robruany thoughts on the gnome-shell 2d fallback? gnome-shell doesn't use gnome-panel does it? I thought gnome-panel was the old gnome2 thing.00:29
brycehI'm not a gnome dev, I'm not sure exactly how everything's wired together, but I believe it's using metacity rather than the gnome-shell renderer.00:31
robruoh, thunderbird is crashing too!00:32
robruman, my system has really gone to hell today00:32
robruapport isn't even noticing thunderbird crashing. nothing in /var/crash either.00:32
robru(thunderbird:19741): e-data-server-ERROR **: Error calling StartServiceByName for org.gnome.evolution.dataserver.Sources0: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Spawn.ExecFailed: Failed to execute program /usr/lib/evolution/evolution-source-registry: Success00:33
robruTrace/breakpoint trap (core dumped)00:33
brycehrobru, welcome to running the development version of ubuntu ;-)00:33
robruThere's a weird error. "Thunderbird has crashed because of Evolution." well, I don't really want Evolution if i'm running thunderbird, do I?00:33
robruinstalling EDS seems to have fixed thunderbird. impressive00:35
robrubryceh, do you know why the launchpad apport retracing service thing always tells me that my stack traces are invalid because a handful of packages are out of date, but then I go to do an update&&dist-upgrade and there are no updates to install? that has been infuriating me for a while now00:37
robruI have reported a *lot* of invalid bugs over the last month.00:37
brycehrobru, that annoys me as well.  Happens all the time with gnome bits.00:37
robruis there any way around that? any way to say "no, I have all the updates, don't mark my bug as invalid."00:38
bryceh robru yeah there is an environment variable you can set00:39
brycehAPPORT_IGNORE_OBSOLETE_PACKAGES=100:39
robruTHANK YOU00:39
brycehwell hold on, my experience has been it's kinda iffy00:40
brycehI still get those errors.  Maybe it makes them less frequent though00:40
robrugonna give it a shot00:40
robrualso gonna try and log back into gnome-shell and see what it does.00:40
brycehI ended up just learning to use apport-retrace.  It gives more control over the stack trace generation that way, and lets you even get into gdb to poke around, so it's a lot more powerful00:41
robruyeah00:41
robruy00:42
robruok, gnome-shell seems to be working now. not sure what happened there before.00:45
robruthanks bryceh00:47
brycehheh00:49
brycehrobru, did you do an apt update / dist-upgrade between it being failly and working?00:50
robrubryceh, yeah.00:50
brycehah00:50
robrubryceh, I guess the first dist-upgrade I did that caused the problem didn't get everything? some kind of inconsistent state / bad timing00:50
robrunot really sure.00:50
brycehpossibly, or could be a legitimate bug that someone slipped a fix in for00:51
brycehthat happens quite often when running the devel version pre-feature-freeze00:51
brycehyou can review your /var/log/dpkg.log to see what got updated if you're curious00:52
* bryceh wanders off to debug a monitor/kvm problem...00:53
robruYeah, gnome-shell's in there.00:53
robrubryceh, no worries, thanks again.00:53
jasoncwarner_hey robert_ancell wondering if you think you might have some time in the next few days/next week to help seb out a bit...he has quite a bit on his plate and was hoping you might have a bit of slack to help him here or there.03:12
robert_ancelljasoncwarner_, what does he need help with?03:12
kenvandinerobert_ancell, i think jasoncwarner_ was referring to the gnome update03:37
kenvandinehe is also helping port apps using libindicate to libmessagingmenu03:37
kenvandineand helping to land that03:37
robert_ancellkenvandine, yeah, he confirmed that over pm03:37
kenvandineok03:37
robert_ancellkenvandine, are there bugs on the libindicate stuff?03:38
kenvandineno :)03:38
robert_ancellso just rdepends basically?03:38
kenvandinehe and larsu just started that stuff today03:38
robert_ancellok03:38
kenvandineindicator-messages with libmessagingmenu is in the ubuntu-desktop PPA now03:38
kenvandinenot built yet03:38
kenvandineftbfs now03:40
kenvandineurgh03:40
desrtthey depend on the new gtk...03:40
desrtwhich is still in -propose, i think03:40
desrtdo the builders know about that?03:40
kenvandinedesrt, i fixed that... i set the PPA to use proposed03:40
kenvandinenow they ftbfs03:40
desrtsucks :(03:59
desrtgot a log?03:59
robert_ancelldesrt, you back04:24
robert_ancell?04:24
desrtback from what?04:24
robert_ancelldesrt, I think you headed out earlier04:24
desrtyes.  that's true.04:24
desrti am back.04:24
robert_ancelldesrt, anyway, could I get you to have a quick look at gcalctool master - it crashes on startup (inside a gtk_widget_show) and it seems to be related to the radio buttons in the app menu (i.e. disabling them makes it work). The backtrace is deep inside GTK+...04:25
desrtit doesn't crash for me04:27
robert_ancelldesrt, are you running Ubuntu? I was thinking it might be a dbus menu issue04:27
desrtand the appmenu is working04:27
robert_ancelland Unity?04:27
desrtno04:27
desrtthe window is very small though04:27
robert_ancellok, so at least the release I made is only borked for Ubuntu04:27
desrtoh04:27
desrti should make install :)04:27
robert_ancellheh04:27
desrtlet me try in unity04:28
desrtno crash04:29
robert_ancelldesrt, 12.10?04:29
desrtyes04:29
robert_ancellweirdnes04:29
robert_ancellweirdness04:29
robert_ancelldesrt, updated?04:30
desrtlet me do an entire unity session04:30
desrti just did unity --replace04:30
desrtstill working totally fine04:31
robert_ancellhmm, do I just release it and assume my box is weird?04:31
desrti don't think so :)04:31
desrtoh!04:31
desrtnow i see a segfault04:31
desrti was running it under jhbuild04:31
desrtso i was getting upstream gtk04:32
desrtthis looks highly fascinating04:32
robert_ancellI'm glad you find it so04:33
desrti blame larsu :)04:33
desrti think i understand the issue04:40
desrtthere's at least a gtk bug here...04:41
desrtyup.  plain as day at this point.04:44
desrtgtk bug04:44
robert_ancelldesrt, upstream or ubuntu?04:46
desrtupstream, unfortunately04:47
robert_ancellbrb04:47
desrtrobert_ancell: okay.  i pushed a fix to gtk04:56
desrtrobert_ancell: please test04:56
desrtother than that, i think gcalctool is fine04:56
desrtthanks for the poke04:56
robert_ancelldesrt, thank you. I was struggling to debug it and figured you'd have some idea :)04:57
desrtya04:57
desrtlarsu and i just turned over a huge amount of code in this area04:57
desrtplease shout again if you see more problems04:57
robert_ancelldesrt, fix confirmed05:31
pittiseb128: bonjour, ça va?07:35
seb128hey desktopers07:36
seb128pitti, hey, ca va bien! und dir?07:36
pittiseb128: un peu fatigué, je n'ai pas dormi bien07:38
seb128pitti, il faut trop chaud ?07:39
pittiyeah, that and the thunderstorm07:39
pittiwe had > 30 degrees over the day, and then got clouds in the evening so it didn't cool down07:39
pittiseb128: btw, bonnes nouvelles: I dropped gksu from apport in trunk07:40
pittiso it's only update-notifier, and that doesn't sound too hard really07:40
seb128ah, nice for the cool down07:40
seb128pitti, @gksu: great, finally! ;-)07:40
pitti./src/gdu.c:      invoke_with_gksu(cmd, "/usr/share/applications/gnome-app-install.desktop", FALSE);07:41
pittimvo: ^ that doesn't seem too relevant any more?07:41
pittioh, there's some ./data/backend_helper.py which uses it, too07:42
pittiand then of coruse invoking apport for system crashes, but that sounds pkexec-able07:42
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mvopitti: yeah, that is not relevant anymore, this was used for addon-cds for edubuntu a long time ago08:08
chrisccoulsoni'm feeling a renewed hatred towards flash09:42
jasoncwarner_chrisccoulson: oh really? renewed? not like this long sustained hatred?10:09
chrisccoulsonheh :)10:09
pittihey jasoncwarner_, how are you?10:30
jasoncwarner_hey pitti! good, thanks. You?10:32
jasoncwarner_pitti: just dealing with the normal FF stuff :) means getting people to nail down what is "important" etc ;)10:32
pittijasoncwarner_: ça va bien, merci!10:32
pittijasoncwarner_: I really enjoyed my holidays in the last two weeks10:33
pittihttps://www.piware.de/fotos/Bodensee-Aug12/10:33
jasoncwarner_thanks, pitti , I'll check those out!10:58
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ricotzseb128, hi :), maybe you have a moment for http://paste.debian.net/plain/18505212:09
seb128ricotz, hey, I can sponsor that, thanks12:10
ricotzseb128, thanks12:10
desrtseb128: hey12:12
desrtseb128: i pushed a pretty important fix to gtk last night12:12
desrtseb128: you're gonna want to pick that up12:12
seb128desrt, hey, how are you?12:12
desrtsleepy :)12:12
* Sweetshark is proud of: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcc-4.7/+bug/1017125/+attachment/3271642/+files/lp1017125.cxx proving a bug in boost 1.49 ...12:12
ubot2`Ubuntu bug 1017125 in boost1.49 "boost::unordered_multimap<>::erase(iterator, iterator) broken on quantal" [High,Confirmed]12:13
seb128desrt, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+3.0/3.5.12-0ubuntu312:13
seb128desrt, that one?12:13
ricotzdesrt, g-o-a are working ;)12:13
desrtseb128: sounds right :)12:13
desrtrobert_ancell++12:13
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kenvandineseb128, good morning13:00
seb128kenvandine, hey, how are you?13:01
kenvandinegood, and you?13:01
kenvandineseb128, last night i noticed indicator-messages was dep wait so i enabled proposed in the PPA13:02
kenvandinebut then i-m ftbfs13:02
kenvandinei didn't look at why, it was 1am :)13:02
seb128kenvandine, right, I'm looking at that next, seems like a missing build-depends on gtk-doc-tools13:02
kenvandinecool13:02
kenvandineso i didn't even start porting gwibber to lmm :)13:03
kenvandinei keep using lmm as shorthand for libmessagingmenu13:03
kenvandinebut when i see it i think -lm13:03
kenvandine:)13:03
seb128hehe13:04
seb128kenvandine, btw https://code.launchpad.net/~robertcarr/bamf/webapps/+merge/120432 failed to merge on13:06
seb128"No package 'libunity_webapps-0.2' found"13:06
seb128kenvandine, so I just added the Build-Depends to the packaging trunk, let's see if that makes the merge happy13:06
kenvandinethx13:06
kenvandinei was wondering where to fix that13:06
kenvandinelooking at the log it was pulling lp:ubuntu/bamf13:06
kenvandinebut ti seemed wrong to add it there13:07
kenvandines/ti/it13:07
seb128kenvandine, yeah, not clean way, I just do a "prepare landing of next version" as UNRELEASED13:07
kenvandineok13:08
kenvandineseb128, anything we need to do to trigger auto merge?13:08
seb128kenvandine, wdym automerge?13:09
kenvandinethe auto landing stuff13:10
kenvandinewhatever robot is out there moving code around :)13:10
seb128kenvandine, oh, talk to mmrazik or didrocks13:10
seb128it's trivial to add stuff to the setup, didrocks just did it for the video lens friday I think13:11
kenvandinei was talking about landing bamf13:11
kenvandinei assume it will retry automatically13:11
desrtBAMF!13:12
kenvandine!BAMF13:12
ubot2`Factoid 'BAMF' not found13:12
kenvandinehaha13:12
desrtubot2 joins in the action13:12
seb128kenvandine, oh, you mean to retry the merge? sorry I was not following you13:13
seb128kenvandine, the merge robot put the merge request to "Needs Review" when merging fails, so just putting back to "Approved" makes it retry13:14
kenvandineYeah... sorry i often fail to make sense before my 3rd cup of coffee :)13:14
kenvandinecool13:14
seb128kenvandine, I've promoted libunity-webapps as well, the MIR was approved13:15
kenvandinecool13:15
seb128mterry, hey13:15
mterryseb128, hello!13:15
seb128mterry, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-dummy/+bug/949600 ... is that considered ACKed from a MIR side?13:15
ubot2`Ubuntu bug 949600 in xserver-xorg-video-dummy "[MIR] xserver-xorg-video-dummy" [Undecided,New]13:15
seb128mterry, doko wrote in comment #1 "the package itself looks ok for main."13:16
kenvandineseb128, sigh... the unity branch failed to auto merge because no commit message13:16
* kenvandine fixes13:16
seb128mterry, xorg-gtest wants xserver-xorg-video-dummy to work (can't run the ido test suite without that)13:16
seb128kenvandine, yeah, classic mistake, that's an annoying "feature" of the merger...13:17
xclaessekenvandine, could you please rebuild MC without --enable-libaccounts-sso please? (sorry if it's not you who maintain that package)13:17
xclaessekenvandine, that's the libaccounts plugin for maemo, not the one for new UOA13:17
kenvandinexclaesse, i do maintain it...13:17
kenvandineoh!13:17
kenvandinehehe13:17
kenvandinethat's confusing :)13:17
xclaessethe UOA MC plugin is in empathy source13:17
xclaesseprovided by mcp-account-manager-uoa binary package13:18
mterryseb128, I had assigned back to doko for double-confirmed approval after RAOF's comment.  But I agree that a plain reading of doko's comment suggests it's already approved.  Let me mark it as such13:18
seb128mterry, thanks, I pinged doko this morning but he hasn't replied in 5 hours and I'm sort of wanting to not block on him13:18
xclaessekenvandine, yeah that's confusing, tbh the maemo stuff should be dropped or at least kept out of MC's tree13:19
kenvandinexclaesse, done13:21
xclaessekenvandine, cool thanks :)13:22
mterryseb128, I noticed that nautilus got updated?13:48
seb128mterry, yes, is there an issue with that?13:48
mterryseb128, no, I just thought the plan of record was staying back13:48
seb128mterry, oh, by the time we had the discussion we were already on 3.5.313:48
seb128mterry, they started the cycle like a normal cycle13:48
seb128then changed the design like crazy and we were already on 3.513:49
mterryseb128, sure, but I thought we decided to do 3.5.3.really.3.4 or something13:49
seb128mterry, the plan of record is to have nautilus3.4 uploaded a different source13:49
mterryah, a different source13:49
mterryOK13:49
seb128mterry, want to do it btw? or maybe robru? ;-)13:49
mterryI remember that now13:49
Sweetsharkhmmm, is there a way to make quantal not suck in a virtualbox? Im getting a fat repaint error galore ...13:49
seb128Sweetshark, install gnome-session-fallback and log into a gnome classic session?13:50
Sweetsharkseb128: k, but that would kinda defeat testing lomenubar, right? ;)13:50
mterryseb128, I would if I finish my various stuff before FF13:51
mterryCan't be too difficult13:51
seb128Sweetshark, you can add indicator-applet-appmenu to your gnome-panel13:51
seb128kenvandine, do you have a gwibber upload planned for soon?13:53
StreamstormerSweetshark: Is there a bug for that problem because i have the same problem?13:53
seb128kenvandine, ricots pointed to http://paste.debian.net/plain/18505213:53
SweetsharkStreamstormer: havnt checked yet.13:54
seb128Streamstormer, Sweetshark: do you have 3d enabled in your vm?13:54
seb128if not you probably fallback displaying unity-3d through llvmpipe which is known to be slow and buggy13:54
seb128that's going to be worked but not likely before ff13:54
mterryseb128, another small package likely to come through NEW today13:55
Sweetsharkseb128: no 2d or 3d acceleration activate yet.13:55
seb128mterry, ok, give me a ping once it's uploaded13:55
StreamstormerSweetshark: checking13:56
Sweetsharkseb128: I considered doing a demo video -- in which case I obviously want all the unity awesomeness.13:56
seb128Sweetshark, no luck for you in a vm atm, unity requires working 3d13:56
seb128or enable 3d in virtualbox13:56
kenvandineseb128, ricotz: uploaded, thanks!13:57
seb128kenvandine, thanks13:57
pittithe fix for llvm has been merged in compiz upstream, BTW13:57
Sweetsharkseb128: trying 3d13:57
pittiuntil then, -vm vmware provides somethign which is barely usable to start a program13:57
davmor2kenvandine: Hey dude where would the sip accounts be now, I was using empathy in Q to access the confline but there is no sip option anymore :(13:57
pittithe default cirrus and -vga std doesn't work13:58
seb128pitti, "fix", not so much13:58
kenvandinedavmor2, good times13:58
kenvandineaccount-plugin-sip13:58
kenvandineinstall that package13:58
seb128pitti, it's still too slow to be usable, they have plan to turn off effects in vms but that's on the unity side and not done yet13:58
pittiseb128: c'est ne pas bug 1021104?13:58
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1021104 in compiz "Severe damage artefacts and flickering when using LLVMpipe" [Critical,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/102110413:58
StreamstormerSweetshark: Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe but the problem is there since the last xserver update13:58
pittiseb128: ah, merci13:58
kenvandinedavmor2, i wonder if it will migrate your account for you...13:58
Streamstormerlunch13:59
kenvandinesince you started without that plugin installed13:59
seb128pitti, that will improve things but I doubt it will be enough to be "good", but let's see ;-)13:59
seb128pitti, de rien13:59
Sweetsharkseb128: enabling 3d does improve much here it seems13:59
seb128Sweetshark, great13:59
pittiseb128: I still doubt it will make the armhf live images any useful, right13:59
davmor2kenvandine: it broke all the others due to the fact that they all needed to authenticate13:59
seb128pitti, we would need to have llvmpipe working on arm to start with :-(13:59
kenvandineright13:59
kenvandinedavmor2, but they worked after authenticating?13:59
pittiseb128: err, it doesn't?13:59
seb128pitti, there are ongoing discussions on the topic, I can fwd you the emails if you want13:59
pittiseb128: it seems removing -2d was even more premature then *grumpf*14:00
davmor2kenvandine: I removed them all and set it all up afresh then it was fine14:00
pittiseb128: that's ok, thanks14:00
seb128pitti, no, llvmpipe is not enabled on arm atm and they are not sure they can, it's strongly using SSE instruction set14:00
pittiseb128: I'm frustrated either way :)14:00
kenvandinedavmor2, oh... you shouldn't have done that :)14:00
kenvandines/have/have needed/14:00
davmor2kenvandine: I'll reboot to be sure but there doesn't seem to be an icon for the sip account14:01
Sweetsharkseb128: yikes, no -- it does _not_ improve much here. Why do I always fsck up my negations?14:01
seb128pitti, well, it's not that easy, we didn't remove 2d to remove 2d, nobodo had the few weeks of engineering time to devote to port the 2d stack to gsettings and co14:01
seb128Sweetshark, :-(14:01
kenvandinedavmor2, you're looking in online accounts right?14:01
seb128pitti, so choices were to block GNOME and unity3d another cycle or drop 2d14:01
davmor2kenvandine: indeed,  I get a black rectangle with a no entry sign14:01
seb128pitti, rock ... us ... hard place ...14:01
pittiwell, PS could have chosen to drop 3D and keep only 2D; but anyway, we've been through this14:02
* davmor2 lends seb128 and pitti some tnt and blasting caps, that should get you through the rock hope it helps ;)14:02
pittibut if we would employ rickspencer3's "roll back regressions" appraoch, it woudl have to come back14:02
seb128pitti, yeah, unity is only part of the issue though, totem, cheese, gnome-control-center, gnome-settings-daemon use clutter14:02
pittibecause the current unity-2d was still miles better than what we have now14:02
kenvandinedavmor2, ok, that one is missing an icon14:03
seb128pitti, that's an increasing trend, gtk4 will be GL only as will be Qt514:03
davmor2kenvandine: and nope there is no sip account showing up14:03
* kenvandine suspected so14:03
kenvandinei think we need the migration code to automatically install plugins for needed accounts14:03
seb128pitti, you can have a working unity-2d on arm but e.g totem video playing wouldn't work, so still not an acceptable user experience for a desktop14:04
kenvandinexclaesse, ^^14:04
Sweetsharkanyway, unitymenus already looks rather nice and sessioninstaller integration also works like a charm. I can install libreoffice-templates (out of universe) with one click inside the LibreOffice dialog ....14:04
davmor2kenvandine: can you add the need to pull in the accounts package it the telepathy package is installed?  ie install telepathy-sofia-sip depends on account-plugin-sip14:05
kenvandinethat's a good idea14:05
robrugoooooooooooooood morning desktoppers!14:09
Sweetsharkseb128: oh, great. this also prevents taking demo videos as recordmydesktop is unhappy with composition14:10
xclaessekenvandine, what API should be used to install plugins?14:10
seb128Sweetshark, :-(14:10
xclaessekenvandine, package-kit ?14:10
davmor2kenvandine: I can confirm that adding my sip account and emapthy audio calls work again now woohoo!14:10
kenvandinewoot14:12
kenvandinexclaesse, the packagekit api should work14:12
cyphermoxhey robru14:13
robruhi cyphermox14:13
kenvandineseb128, can you confirm?14:13
ricotzseb128, thanks14:14
ricotzkenvandine, thanks14:14
seb128kenvandine, it should yes14:17
cyphermoxseb128: pour -sync, il faut le faire builder pour gtk2 et gtk3?14:17
kenvandinexclaesse, so that should work14:17
seb128cyphermox, hey, no, ido is only built for gtk3, the is no gtkswitch in gtk2 and -sync uses it14:18
cyphermoxgotcha.14:18
xclaessekenvandine, ok, commented on https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68244014:18
ubot2`Gnome bug 682440 in UOA "What if account plugin is not installed when doing UOA migration" [Normal,New]14:18
kenvandinexclaesse, thanks!14:19
Streamstormerseb128, Sweetshark: the workaround in bug 1021104 is solving my problem Yeah :)14:36
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1021104 in compiz "Severe damage artefacts and flickering when using LLVMpipe" [Critical,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/102110414:36
davmor2kenvandine: because I like you https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/empathy/+bug/104009114:36
ubot2`Ubuntu bug 1040091 in empathy "The sip account is missing an icon" [Undecided,New]14:36
kenvandinethx!14:36
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mterryseb128, ted named another beauty: lightdm-remote-session-uccsconfigure is in NEW15:01
seb128mterry, didn't we tell you that ted is not allowed to pick names?15:01
seb128kenvandine made it clear before ;-)15:01
mterryseb128, this one is at least over-verbose15:01
kenvandinemterry, opposite problem we've had in the past15:02
kenvandinebut tedg is still not allowed to name packages15:02
kenvandine:-D15:02
seb128mterry, tedg: what is /usr/share/lightdm/remote-sessions/uccsconfigure.desktop used for? does it populate the list of sessions in the greeter or something?15:15
tedgseb128, Not the list of sessions, but the list of remote sessions.15:15
tedgseb128, It's new API that robert_ancell is adding.15:16
tedgseb128, So that it doesn't clutter the list of normal sessions.15:16
mterrytedg, we're talking after you login with your email, right?15:16
mterrytedg, and a list of remote sessions appears15:16
seb128tedg, where does it show?15:16
seb128tedg, worded differently15:16
seb128Name=UCCS Configure15:16
seb128Comment=Setup a UCCS Account15:16
seb128those are not translatable, do they need to be?15:17
tedgmterry, Well, it wouldn't ever show that list to the user, but we'd validate the list of servers against it.  i.e. if you don't have a citrix client installed it would say that.15:17
tedgseb128, It doesn't actually show to the user.15:17
mterryseb128, I didn't think so15:17
mterryseb128, those labels come from the admin uccs page I think15:17
mterryseb128, (the user-visible labels)15:18
seb128ok ... so why do we need a Name and Comment in there?15:18
mterryseb128, self-commenting code?15:24
seb128mterry, I'm just trying to make sure that you americans don't try to enforce your language on us again :p15:24
seb128I want to know why we have strings if they are not meant to be shown ;-)15:24
seb128mterry, tedg: anyway, looks good, NEWed15:25
mterryseb128, awesome.  USA! USA! USA!15:25
seb128mterry, yeah yeah, next UDS is in Europe, we will teach you to speak another language ;-)15:27
seb128though North countries are bad for that, they all speak english15:27
tedgseb128, I put them in because I'm not sure which keyfile loader robert is using, I think the GLib desktop one will reject if those fields aren't there because they're mandatory.15:27
mterryseb128, the language of love: Hearts15:27
seb128hehe15:27
seb128tedg, ok, makes sense15:28
mterrytedg, Name is, I doubt Comment is15:28
mterrytedg, next time just put "USA #1" in the Name15:28
tedgmterry, I think that's implied ;-)15:29
jbichaseb128: could I bug you to take a look at ubuntu-default-settings in the new queue?15:34
jbichaor do you know someone else that could review it?15:34
ogra_seb128, yo .. i had a chat about desktop-q-upstart-session-requirements and foundations-q-xdg-runtime-dir .. the latter will happen, the former wont for quantal15:34
ogra_(you asked about both in the last release meetings)15:36
seb128jbicha, not this week, I've a week worth of work left and 1 day before ff15:39
seb128ogra_, oh, great, do we know when the xdg runtime dir support will land? ff is tomorrow, it's blocked work on our side, we will likely need a ffe...15:40
ogra_the spec is scheduled for beta115:40
ogra_so some time before i would suspect15:40
ogra_i doubt it will make FF15:41
ogra_but ask the implementer for details ;)15:41
seb128ogra_, who is the implementer?15:43
ogra_steve i think15:43
seb128I somewhat doubt he's the one implementing it15:43
seb128not sure why :p15:43
ogra_well, he is the asigneed at least .. and he is the pam specialist ... which matches :)15:43
seb128but let me ask him15:43
ogra_(and both WIs are assigned to him)15:44
kenvandinemterry, i added another package on the MIR bug 102954916:32
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1029549 in signon-plugin-oauth2 "[MIR] online-accounts and friends" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/102954916:32
kenvandinecan you take a look?16:32
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dobeyis there any chance at all for someone to get grilo updated to version 0.2.0 in debian and get it synced into ubuntu?16:51
dobeybefore tomorrow?16:51
ogra_why before tomorrow ... its not like FF is the end of the cycle or something16:53
ogra_its just more paperwork after that point16:53
jbichadesrt: are you getting this theme problem with Adwaita? https://bugzilla.gnome.org/68239516:54
robrujbicha, I was actually experiencing that quite a while ago, but I haven't seen it recently.16:56
mterryback, sorry kenvandine17:20
* mterry slaps kenvandine's wrist for adding MIRs17:20
* mterry reviews17:21
kenvandine:)17:21
kenvandinethere might be another today, or at the latest tomorrow :)17:21
mterrykenvandine, minor nit, the text for GPL-3+ says 2 instead of 3 in one place17:27
kenvandinedamn17:28
* kenvandine fixes :)17:28
kenvandinei hate that file :)17:29
kenvandinemterry, fixed in vcs17:30
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* ogra_ sees http://smspillaz.wordpress.com/2012/08/22/delivering-compiz-and-unity-on-the-next-wave-of-embedded-form-factors/ and humps smspillaz' leg 17:44
kenvandineogra_, hahahaha17:46
mterrykenvandine, why does unity-lens-photo have a Breaks and Replaces on itself?17:46
kenvandineunity-lens-photo vs. unity-lens-photos17:47
kenvandinethere was a unity-lens-photo in a couple PPAs17:47
kenvandinebut this would break those17:47
kenvandinenever in ubuntu though17:47
mterryah17:47
mterrygeeze17:47
kenvandinewe don't want to screw the crazy PPA users :)17:47
* mterry logs out to test it17:48
mterrykenvandine, also17:50
mterrykenvandine, rules can look like http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1161242/17:50
mterryand then drop the python2 distutils from build-dep17:50
* mterry shivs python217:50
kenvandineok17:50
mterrykenvandine, not a MIR blocker, just saying17:50
kenvandineyeah17:50
kenvandinei like keeping rules empty if possible :)17:50
kenvandinebut good reason17:51
mterrykenvandine, convince the debhelper folks to include dh_python3 by default17:51
mterryNot sure why that's been so slow17:51
mterryok, really logging out17:52
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tedgmterry, I think this is all the packages, right?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thin-client-config-agent/+bug/104022118:19
ubot2`Ubuntu bug 1040221 in unity-greeter "FFe request: Provide remote login options" [Undecided,New]18:19
mterrytedg, and possibly nm-applet UI changes, but that would likely be a UIFe.  Still part of this bundle though18:20
tedgmterry, Yeah, I figured that the "feature" was pulling nm-applet in and the changes were UIF related.18:21
tedgWhich is part of the greeter.18:21
mterrytedg, no, nm-applet needs some additional changes to handle running in a low-permissions environment18:21
mterrymore gracefully18:21
mterryit runs now18:21
mterrybut options are shown that shouldn't be/don't work18:21
tedgYes, sure.18:22
tedgI'll add it.18:22
tedgAh, network-manager-gnome.18:22
tedgSomeone should name these packages something shorter!18:23
tedg;-)18:23
mterry:)18:23
kenvandinehehe18:23
dobeynmgnome.deb18:24
dobeywe can use 8.3 names like suse!18:25
dobeyxscrnsgl.rpm is the best18:25
ricotzare there some known build problems caused by  g-ir-scanner freezes on i386 while introspecting certain libs?18:37
ricotzseb128, ^18:37
ricotzdesrt, might be a glib <> kernel problem again? ^18:38
ricotzi guess this problem is specific to the introspection of clutter-gst18:43
seb128ricotz, not seen any of those no18:53
ricotzseb128, ok, seems weird since it worked in the past, so maybe the g-i, glib, clutter update triggered it18:59
robruI'm not sure when this landed, but I've just noticed that Nautilus is hiding it's titlebar when maximized in gnome-shell, while no other apps are. I like it, but I don't like the inconsistency...19:33
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seb128robru, that's a new patern of GNOME3 apps19:41
seb128robru, I guess gnome-contacts is doing it19:41
seb128robru, or gnome-documents19:41
seb128in unity we have that working consistently for all apps for a year :p19:41
robruwell, it seems like it would be trivial to hide maximized titlebars in the wm (in fact for a while I do that in the Adwaita theme myself), I'm not sure why gnome devs would bother coding their apps one by one to do this19:42
seb128robru, that's what unity does ;-)19:45
seb128robru, I think their idea is that it doesn't work well with apps have a menu19:45
seb128you get a menu along the top panel19:45
seb128and it's harder to aim it and looks weird19:45
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dobeygah, why would --fail-missing complain about files in /usr/share/doc, after i've added a package.docs file and listed those files in it?!20:20
jbichaeog currently only does the disappearing titlebar with a plugin20:23
seb128dobey, because it's a dh_install thing so it uses .install files I think20:23
seb128jbicha, they still have a menu right?20:24
jbichaseb128: yeah for now20:24
seb128that would be why20:24
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mterryseb128, btw, I can do a bit of work on nautilus3.4 while waiting for remote login to sort itself out21:24
seb128mterry, \o/21:24
mterryseb128, so we want a new source nautilus-3.4 that has 3.4 + relevant changes we've made since then.  Upload it, main it, and then change seeds?21:25
seb128mterry, yes21:25
mterryk21:25
seb128mterry, the main issue is going to do how to handle binaries21:26
seb128mterry, I think we can share libnautilus-extensions between versions21:26
seb128I don't think the api,abi changed this cycle21:26
seb128so we need to pick one of the 2 sources building those binaries only21:26
seb128I guess 3.6 to avoid having to go back in versions21:26
mterryWhich binaries?21:26
seb128libnautilus-extensions1 and libnautilus-extension-dev21:27
seb128the gir probably as well21:27
mterryBecause we don't want to go change all rdepends, k21:27
seb128well, rather because we can't build the same binaries from 2 sources21:27
seb128so my guess is that nautilus3.4 should only have one binary nautilus3.421:28
mterryWell, I imagined we could add -3.4 as needed, but yeah, I guess a lot of packages not just seeds references nautilus binaries21:28
seb128well,if the lib didn't change we can just use the 3.6 version21:29
* mterry wonders how many things rdepend on 'nautilus'21:29
seb128we can probably also merge the -data in the main binary21:29
seb128well, we can provides: nautilus21:29
seb128I doubt many things use a versionned depends on nautilus21:29
mterrysome do21:30
mterrygnome-core and nautilus-share so far21:30
mterrygnome-sushi21:31
mterryI'll stop there, but it looks like we may have a bit of work in that regard21:31
seb128http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/germinate-output/ubuntu.quantal/rdepends/nautilus/nautilus21:31
seb128mterry, hum, do you think we on a good path?21:32
mterryThat doesn't show versioning though21:32
seb128right21:32
mterryseb128, not clear...  we didn't want to just do 3.5.really.3.4 because that would be unfair to GNOME-vanilla people?21:32
seb128that and I can see why the new nautilus would please some users21:33
seb128but at the same time we could keep it in the GNOME3 ppa21:33
kenvandineseb128, was i supposed to be upload the package for the video lens too? or just doing the tarball21:33
* kenvandine has packages prepared now :)21:33
seb128kenvandine, oh,I saw you did upload the video lens update?21:33
kenvandineno21:34
seb128or was it the photo lens?21:34
seb128too many lenses :p21:34
kenvandinephoto lens21:34
kenvandinehehe21:34
mterryseb128, it seems like we have not prepared ourselves very well for parallel nautiluses21:34
seb128oh sorry21:34
seb128kenvandine, yes, please do it21:34
seb128mterry, no, and I don't like much having 2 nautilus versions21:34
* mterry looks back at what's needed to fix 3.6 for us21:34
seb128mterry, it's mostly menus, hud integration21:35
seb128mterry, I've the feeling at this point we should just do the 3.5.is.3.4 and put the new one in a ppa21:35
seb128the ppas are not end of the world21:35
seb128and we are talking about staying one cycle behind GNOME it's early application of the logic21:36
mterryseb128, yeah21:36
seb128which we do with gsd and gcc as well21:36
seb128mterry, so yeah, let's do that?21:36
jbichaor we could just delay the release date by a couple weeks ;)21:36
seb128jbicha, that would not solve the issue21:37
seb128jbicha, what difference would it make?21:37
seb128we already release like a month after GNOME21:37
jbichayou really need 6 months delay to ship GNOME?21:37
seb128yes21:37
seb128we need to be able to discuss the cycle at UDS21:38
seb128and we can't with unplanned redesign and transition coming mid cycle from nowhere21:38
seb128same story with gstreamer1.021:38
seb128or with the ibus keyboard handling21:38
jbichastaying one cycle behind gnome is just going to further the exodus of gnome devs to fedora & other os'es21:40
seb128that's life21:40
seb128mterry, btw for the nautilus rdepends21:41
seb128grep-dctrl -s Package,Depends -F Depends nautilus /var/lib/apt/lists/*archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_quantal_main_binary-*_Packages21:41
seb128mterry, you can main->* as well21:41
seb128jbicha, it's not like devs would be happy to have a non working system to work on21:42
mterryneat21:42
jbichaI guess Fedora devs manage to be happy ;)21:42
seb128jbicha, I see some regularly complaining about their broken installs ;-)21:43
kenvandineseb128, we have a problem21:43
seb128including some who reinstalled recently because some updated broke their boot loader for good21:43
seb128kenvandine, :-(21:43
kenvandineunity-lens-video has new depends21:43
kenvandinethat are in universe21:43
seb128kenvandine, come on...21:43
seb128kenvandine, like we didn't have enough on our list21:43
seb128kenvandine, which ones?21:43
kenvandinegir1.2-gstreamer-1.0 and gir1.2-gst-plugins-base-1.021:44
jbichaooh21:44
seb128kenvandine, lol21:44
seb128kenvandine, not going to happen21:44
kenvandineyeah, so i am not uploading this :)21:45
mterryseb128, OK re: nautilus.  I can do a .really. version tomorrow21:46
seb128mterry, thanks21:46
mterryI tend to agree with you seb128 about being conservative on versions.  But dropping GNOME's special-upstream status would definitely be a bit of a social change21:48
seb128it's not like an unilateral change21:49
seb128I've spoken to number of GNOME people at GUADEC about that21:49
seb128and I had repeated online discussion where I told them that the way they are doing thing atm is incompatible with how distros work for most21:50
seb128like the gstreamer1 transition21:50
mterryseb128, not the GNOME OS!  :)21:50
seb128they say they don't care about non GNOME components, it's a distro problem21:50
seb128like they don't have a music player, but realistically they can't ignore users need one21:51
seb128mterry, yeah, I'm waiting for them to get there, I'm sure they will understand what we mean on the way :p21:51
kenvandineseb128, does anything in gnome 3.6 depend on gstreamer 1.0?21:51
seb128totem21:52
seb128https://live.gnome.org/GnomeGoals/PortToGstreamer121:52
seb128in fact21:52
kenvandineso are we going to get it in main for totem?21:53
davidcallekenvandine, I'm checking what are these new videos lens dependencies for and apparently it's to get specific metadata for Previews fields, nothing critical for it's future, there are other ways to get most of it.21:55
seb128kenvandine, no, we are going to stay on totem 3.421:55
kenvandineok21:55
kenvandinedavidcalle, thx21:56
seb128kenvandine, if you want to sign up to maintain a dual gstreamer stack on the CD we can discuss it ;-)21:56
kenvandinedavidcalle, btw i created tarballs and tagged releases for the lens and scope today :)21:56
kenvandineseb128, not me!21:56
seb128kenvandine, you are the one pushing for it :p21:56
seb128it's only fair!21:56
seb128;-)21:56
davidcallekenvandine, ty :)21:56
seb128kenvandine, davidcalle: joke aside, app are quite easy to change, the apis are quite similar, I think going back to gst0.10 should be easy work21:57
kenvandineseb128, i am not pushing for it :)21:57
seb128the hard part apparently are stuff using custom elements or codecs21:57
kenvandinei was just delivering the bad news :)21:57
kenvandinedavidcalle, i guess don't bother21:59
davidcalleseb128, I agree21:59
kenvandinei just heard the pending branches need it even more21:59
davidcallekenvandine, well I don't bother, I'm just waiting to see what happens with it, before rolling out a py3 port.22:02
kenvandinegood times...22:03
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